Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-03

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Martha's band, M. Freeman. 1900.
Total, .........5...5. .s........ .$319.51.
Several books have not been reported
yet. F. Lomack collected 500; Mrs.
Harvey. $34.s5; jennie Hilyer, $2S.35;
Fannie Cunningham, $25: John L. Neal,
donated on behalf Of himself and wife,
a lot worth 5000. So that the total Of re-
ceipts, with fifteen still to report was
$519.O5.
The leading event of the week was
the exhibition and broom drill of the
B. B. B. The young folks did exceed
ingly we'll in all the proceedings Of the
exhibition. Under the training Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. i. Hunt and Mrs. G. j..
Britten a company of young misses, af-
ter training six weeks, rendered the
following programme with perfect sue
cess: Awkward squad, company; recita-
ton, Corp Crosle; dialogue, M. Sam
uels, S. jackson, F. Burke, F. Johnson,
A. Gordon, N. Bridges, A. Jordan and
M. Crosle; parade with song, company;
recitation, Master Theo. Carlisle; reci-
tation, Mamie Jackson; recitation, Mas
ter Vincent Hunt; silent drill and pa
rade, company; sword fencing, Mr.. C.
L. Hunt and Mr.. G. L. Britten. The
prizes which wore given to the most
perfect young lady in the above drill
were awarded, first to Miss M. Samuels,
and second to Miss A. Letta Jordan.
Miss Hattie Jordan presided at the pi-
ano.
AS great many presents from dis
lance were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Turner after the wedding, the
following revised list is presented this
week:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Goodrich, easel
and picture, pin-cushion, comforter
dozen towels, from Paris, Mo-; Mrs
Mary E. Ellis, silver cake basket; Mr.
and Mrs. Richards, silver butter dish
Mrs. Robinson and family silver pitche,
stand; Misses Bertha Scott and Eva
Graham, vinegar caster; Miss Matte
Smith, silver napkin ring; Mrs. Jane
Congers. silver napkin rings: Geo. Hay.
don. silver flower vase; Mrs. Sarah
Vaughn, fruit stand Miss Emma Bar.
nett, tidy; Miss Lizzie Moss, table cover
Mrs. May Vivian and Miss Lizzie Eu.
banks, dozen napkins; Mr.. and Mrs
Berry, silver cake basket; Eva Ellis
silver caster; VIM. Lester, pickle stand
Mr.. and Mrs. Susan, vases; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson, water set; Mr.
and Mrs. Rice, ice cream set; F, 10.
mack, fruit dish; Miss Carrie Young
boquet holder; Miss Eliza Freeman,
celery stand; Mrs. Watt, celery stand;
Miss Watt, water pitcher; Emma Mitch
oil, water pitcher; Edward Mitchell,
water pitcher; G. Evans, dozen water
glasses; Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, six glasses;
Mr.. and Mrs. Grooms, fruit dishes and
two towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith,
afternoon tea and coffee set; Mr.. and
Mrs, G. G. Carter, gravy tureen; Mr..
and Mrs. Carr, jeWelry case, plush;
Miss Ollie Cousins, plush plaque; Mrs.
=, Fl. Booker, mirror; Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd, table linen and dozen napkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes, center table;
Mrs. Hattie Williams, towels; Mrs. j.
s. Falk, half dozen towels, Mr., and
Mrs. Brady, half dozen towels; Maggie
Freeman, cover for center table; Mrs.
Harvey, hat rack; Miss Gilstrap, Mon
roe, Mo-, two napkin rings; Fed Mitch.
oil, card case; Mrs. G. w. Bolden,
Gipsey kettle; Mrs. ]. E, Braxton, s.
Wooden and L. Bruce, knives, Mrs.
Rsbecca Turner, towel; Mrs. J. NJ.
Smith, sedalia, Mo-, silver spoon hold
er; Mrs. Belle Johnson, Canton, ILL.,,
dozen table linen.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. L. II. Reynolds.